Rare Book School Lectures
Rare Book School
Since 1972, the Book Arts Press and Rare Book School have offered more than 600 public lectures on a wide variety of bibliographical topics.
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Jun 16, 2026
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Ochs, Michael - "Musical Americana in Harvard Libraries: The Genesis of an Exhibit" 30.10.2015 45:29
Lecture 166 (13 August 1984)
Banks, Paul N. - "Exhibitions: Consumption vs. Preservation" (8 August 1984) 30.10.2015 48:55
Lecture 164 (8 August 1984)
Walker, William Bond - "Special Collections at The Metropolitan Museum of Art" (7 August 1984) 30.10.2015 56:11
Lecture 163 (7 August 1984)
Musinsky, Nina - "Stereotyping in the Ancien Regime" (1 August 1984) 30.10.2015 50:40
Lecture 162 (1 August 1984). Full title "Stereotyping in the Ancien Regime: F. I. J. Hoffmann and the 37th Parisian Printing Press"
Joyce, William L. - "Baiting the Tortoise With the Hare: Managing Rare Books and Archives" 30.10.2015 27:06
Lecture 161 (31 July 1984)
Taylor, W. Thomas - "Errors in Modern Fine Printing" (25 July 1984) 30.10.2015 1:07:04
Lecture 158 (25 July 1984)
Kristeller, Paul Oskar - "The Lachmann Method: Merits and Limitations" (18 July 1984) 30.10.2015 1:04:11
Lecture 156 (18 July 1984)
Cole, John Y. - "The Library of Congress in the Nineteenth Century" (12 July 1984) 30.10.2015 50:06
Lecture 153 (12 July 1984)
Pickering, Samuel F., Jr. - "The Making of Little King Pippin" (11 July 1984) 30.10.2015 50:00
Lecture 152 (11 July 1984). Full title "The Making of Little King Pippin: John Locke and Education and Children’s Books"
Claassen, Lynda Corey - "Hoeing Out the Augean Stables" (23 April 1984) 30.10.2015 52:22
Lecture 148 (23 April 1984). Full title "Hoeing Out the Augean Stables: Special Collections at the University of California, San Diego"
Schreiber, Fred - "Dealing with the Estiennes" (2 April 1984) 30.10.2015 47:28
Lecture 145 (2 April 1984)
Hardison, O.B. - "‘Put Money in thy Purse': The Care and Feeding of the Folger Shakespeare Library" 30.10.2015 52:48
Lecture 138 (5 December 1983)
Willison, Ian - "The English-Speaking World as a Field of Study: Bibliographical Aspects" 30.10.2015 1:21:28
Lecture 137 (28 November 1983)
Bryant, Douglas W. - "The American Trust for the British Library: Henry Stevens Revisited" 30.10.2015 31:48
Lecture 136 (14 November 1983)
Leab, Katharine Kyes - "Down the Rabbit Hole with BAMBAM" (27 July 1983) 30.10.2015 30:09
Lecture 130 (27 July 1983)
Bryan, Mina - "Collectors and Research Libraries—In Defense of ‘Amateurs’" (16 June 1983) 30.10.2015 34:51
Lecture 123 (16 June 1983)
Wilson, Alexander - "The Crisis in Rare Book Library Management" (5 April 1983) 30.10.2015 31:04
Lecture 120 (5 April 1983)
Crump, Michael - "The ESTC: Past and Future" (4 April 1983) 30.10.2015 54:03
Lecture 119 (4 April 1983)
Cave, Roderick - "Recent Developments in Rare Book Librarianship" (28 February 1983) 30.10.2015 59:08
Lecture 114 (28 February 1983)
Todd, William B. - "Recent Research on the Gutenberg Bible" (31 January 1983) 30.10.2015 1:26:24
Lecture 112 (31 January 1983)
Corey, D. Steven - "Life with Father" (3 January 1983) 30.10.2015 1:11:44
Lecture 111 (3 January 1983). Full title "Life with Father: Rare Books and Special Collections at the University of San Francisco"
Gwyn, Ann - "Rare Books and Special Collections at Johns Hopkins" (29 November 1982) 30.10.2015 42:01
Lecture 110 (29 November 1982)
McCorison, Marcus A. - "The American Antiquarian Society" (10 November 1982) 30.10.2015 30:06
Lecture 106 (10 November 1982). Full title "The American Antiquarian Society: Independent Research Libraries, Present and Future"
Monihan, William J. - "Acquiring Gifts for Rare Book Libraries" (18 October 1982) 30.10.2015 43:39
Lecture 104 (18 October 1982)
Harvey, Michael - "Eric Gill and the Culture of Letters" (7 October 1982) 30.10.2015 49:26
Lecture 101 (7 October 1982)
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